Re: Public Nmap SVN Repository

[Kris Katterjohn <katterjohn () gmail com>]

Fyodor wrote:
> Don't you guys think a public Subversion repository for Nmap would be
> useful?

Absolutely.

> * Nmap developers working on cool experimental stuff (Like Diman,
>   Doug, Marek, etc.) can have their own branches, if they want 'em.
>   That way they can implement cool stuff, and everyone can download
>   and test it easily, but it won't destabilize the main Nmap trunk
>   until it is ready for merging.  For example, the raw packet NSE
>   support might be a great candidate for its own branch.

I like.

> How important do you guys think it is to be able to browse the
> repository with a web browser, link to revisions, etc. using something
> like ViewCVS or Trac?  I don't presently plan to implement this, but I
> probably can if there is demand.  If you want it, what software do you
> recommend?

I'd like that.

I'm not formally suggesting any specific implementation because I've
never run one, but (as suggested all ready) git is nice. I like it on
kernel.org.

> Cheers,
> Fyodor

Thanks,
Kris Katterjohn

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